What we find across Avondale
Avondale is two cities as far as glass is concerned. 41.9% of the housing went up between 2000 and 2009 and the median home dates to 2002, but the Old Town core off Western Avenue is much older than that.
Coldwater Springs, Durango Park and Avondale Gateway are the 2000s half. Builder-grade dual pane, now twenty-plus years old, arriving at the point where the seals go. Fogging is the routine call.
Old Avondale and Cashion Acres are the other half, and they still hold single pane glass in aluminum frames. That is a faster and simpler job: in a stock size we usually cut and fit it the same day.
Interstate 10 runs through the city between exits 129 and 133A and it is the reason the auto side of our work here is heavier than the size of the city would suggest. Cross-state traffic means cross-state gravel.
Phoenix Raceway brings two NASCAR weekends a year and is the largest single event draw in the West Valley. Around those dates the roads are the constraint on when we can reach you, not our schedule.
Retail is the largest employment sector at 6,184 people, and the commercial work runs across Gateway Pavilions, Estrella Mountain Community College and the Valleywise Health and Phoenix Children’s sites.